Tuesday, October 21, 2025

 

Comparison of Yang Cheng Fu 1918 and 1931 Yang Style Tai Chi - Taijiquan

Sifu Derek Frearson

 


Comparison of Yang Cheng Fu 1918 and 1931.
Yang Style Tai Chi - Taijiquan. Sifu Derek Frearson
 
 

 


Master Chen Bing gives some advices to beginners and interested people of Taijiquan and talks about the importance of "standing" in Taijiquan. 
This is the 7th video of this series and was taken in 2019 in Vienna (Austria) and Master Chen is talking about the difference between Taijiquan and Qigong. 
 
Thanks to Karin & Stefan for the shooting and editing of the video and thank you to Li for her translation from chinese into english (without her it probably wouldn't be so interessting to watch).
I hope you like and enjoy it.
 
 

Tai Chi Effortless Power: Understanding Song and Fascia

Wednesday, May 7, 2025

 

陳氏太極雙刀 四十二 套路 陳自強 演示 
 
Master Chen ZiQiang is the 20th generation lineage holder and chief instructor of the first Chenjiagou Taijiquan Martial School. This is the cleanest double broadsword form you will find. Perfect balance of soft and aggressive aspects of Taijiquan.
 
 

 

 

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This is the stuff Tai Chi is made of. This is where the "lights go on"! Ending the 2nd third and beginning the 3rd Third. The third 3rd of YLC form sees an even smaller circle set of movements. The hands are raised up a little higher to indicate that the "Qi is raising up the back" Also shown are the devastating dim-mak applications of small frame. 
 
I began my Videos with the idea that I would not hold things back like others would. So as you can see, I now have more videos on every possible subject of the Internal Fighting/Healing arts than any other instructor and was also the FIRST person ever to put Tai Chi onto Video way back.
 
 

 

Guang Ping Yang Style Taijiquan

 

 
 
 
 

Friday, February 28, 2025

 

 

传统陈式太极拳老架一路74式(完整版)

 taijiwuming


陈氏太极拳老架一路(74式)以柔为主,柔中有刚。架式舒展大方,步法轻灵稳健,身法中正自然,内劲统领全身。
 
Chen's Taijiquan laojia Yilu (74) is mainly soft, with hardness in softness. The posture is relaxed and generous, the footwork is light and steady, the body method is natural, and the internal strength commands the whole body.
 
 

 

Power at the Speed of Thought: How Tai Chi's Neijin Overcomes Raw Speed and Power

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